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Weighing the Costs and Benefits of AP Testing

Weighing the Costs and Benefits of AP Testing

Claire Usher, Staff Writer May 12, 2023

Throughout the school year, students taking an Advanced Placement (AP) class or multiple AP classes work rigorously to keep up with the large load of work while still achieving high grades. Many students...

Are We Politically Informed?

Are We Politically Informed?

Ava Keim, Staff Writer May 12, 2023

Many LSE students will be eligible to vote in the next election. Voter turnout and candidate awareness are the two major factors that affect elections. The issues that people are facing in politics right...

Ending Period Poverty One Tampon At a Time

Ending Period Poverty One Tampon At a Time

Carmin Sims, Copy Editor May 10, 2023

Every year, LSE’s Feminist Club hosts an annual Tampon Drive. The goal of this event is to raise donations of menstrual products such as pads and tampons, as well as monetary donations from students...

A Social Epidemic: New research shows how social media is hurting today’s teens

A Social Epidemic: New research shows how social media is hurting today’s teens

Amiah Robinson, Staff Writer March 29, 2023

The early growth of electronics has been rapid, and by the 1920s commercial radio broadcasting and communications were becoming widespread. Electronic amplifiers were being used in such diverse applications...

Positions in Paraeducation

Positions in Paraeducation

Evan Merrell, Broadcast Editor March 7, 2023

New to Lincoln high schools as of this semester, LPS is encouraging seniors to apply to be paraeducators to help with special needs students at middle and elementary schools in the district.  One of...

Sleep or Study?

Sleep or Study?

Mili Kagan, Staff Writer January 10, 2023

It’s not uncommon to hear students compare how little sleep they got the night before a big test or express how tired they are during class. Balancing classes, extracurriculars and jobs can be a struggle...

Post-pandemic testing reveals a down-turn in learning

Post-pandemic testing reveals a down-turn in learning

Lauren Martinez, Staff Writer January 4, 2023

The year of 2020 was a hard year for everyone, but little did people know that the outcomes of academics would have a drastic change. During the school year of 2019-2020 and 2020-2021, students had the...

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Merry Money

Evan Merrell, Broadcast Editor December 22, 2022

The holiday season brings about a wide array of emotions: joy from the holiday spirit, regret from wearing that ugly sweater that is way too itchy and stress to get the perfect gift for that special someone....

Midterm election results differs from LPS student vote: LPS student vote leans left and contradicts Nebraska midterm election results

Midterm election results differs from LPS student vote: LPS student vote leans left and contradicts Nebraska midterm election results

Chloe Fitzgibbon, Co-Editor-In-Chief December 20, 2022

During the Nebraska Midterm Election in November, LPS students were able to exercise their right to vote in a mock election, and the results were not a direct reflection of the real election outcomes....

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Academic Validation

Claire Usher, Staff Writer December 19, 2022

Almost every student loves the feeling of pride after receiving a good grade on a test they studied hard for, but for some, grades may come with detrimental mental consequences if they don’t achieve...

LPS responds to City Impact Controversy over LGBTQ+ discrimination

LPS responds to City Impact Controversy over LGBTQ+ discrimination

Layla Riley, Staff Writer November 20, 2022

Local faith-based organization, City Impact (CI), has recently been under investigation for their discriminatory practices and enforcement of ministry standards. Former employees, amongst other former...

AP Tests going online

AP Tests going online

Abbey Hardin, Staff Writer November 15, 2022

Online AP tests will be available again to high school students across the country starting May of 2023. Online tests were offered because of COVID-19 in 2020 and 2021 because of the split of students...

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